All actual sentences form the review of the novel...
“It sank knives deep into my heart. I’m still in recovery from it.”
“You don’t finish ‘The Disappearers.’ It finishes you.”
"This is a profane gay sex novel, one that finds its center of gravity at crotch level, and it’s a sacred one too — so visceral that it implies heterosexuals are sleepwalking through their days."
What an overwritten and self-indulgent review. Made me want to throw up and not stop.
His economic argument is that maximizing employer efficiency is not necessarily the same as maximizing American welfare. Foreign labor may disadvantage American workers, while remittances and return migration move earnings and savings abroad. Why not address that argument directly instead of dismissing it as socialism and resorting to personal attacks?
That market is not free! No one who has any experience with that particular labor market would characterize it as free.
Your H-1B visa is tied directly to your sponsoring employer. If you leave or lose that job, you lose your H-1B status. This is why they like these employees, you can treat them like garbage and they will just say "yes boss."
@Howlingmutant0 Sincere question because I don't play video games, but can you say the N word in these games? I mean can a character use it against someone, not can you call an opposition player it.
Dr. Hunter Holmes McGuire is remembered for drafting the 1862 “Winchester Accord,” which established the practice of treating captured medical officers as non-combatants so they could keep caring for the wounded. This idea later lead to those humanitarian rules written into the Geneva Conventions.
Why would anyone put a statue of such a man to intimidate people?
@AndrewYang What about the administers of these colleges?
What plan do you have to support them finding new jobs administering?
This is my main concern.